NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Old meteorology station
Description: Per Secret Scotland (https://www.secretscotland.org.uk/index.php/Secrets/MeteorologicalStationTayport) this was originally a military weather observation site, transferred to the Met Office in 1981.
Description: Row of private garages.
Name: Cheese House
Description: Previously the Cromarty Police Station
Name: Dalmore House
Description: Built 1880. Abandoned 1969 (fire).
Name: The Gaiety Bar
Description: Bar and function suite.
Name: Scotway House
Description: Student accommodation
Name: Covered Sports Area
Description: Outdoor synthetic pitch, sheltered under a material roof.
Name: Lynsey Clarke Music (Piano & Singing lessons)
Description: Piano and singing lessons, in person or online.
Description: remains of C15 buildings
Description: Monimail Tower (open to the public) entrance road
Name: Wellfield
Description: 2 storey house, 3 bathrooms, 5 bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a porch and a large garden. 2 entrances.
Name: Mither Tap fort
Description: outline of area designated as Mither Top fort, scheduled monument SM2114, in Oyne, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK
Name: Tullow Hill
Description: cairn field in Fern, Angus, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM6407
Name: Links of Noltland
Description: archaeological site with extensive midden deposits, field walls, houses and other structural remains dating to the Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age; on Westray, Orkey Islands, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM90337
Description: part of the ruins of Strathaven castle
Name: Dodridge Law fort scheduled area
Description: Scheduled Monument SM5754 comprising Dodridge Law fort and vicinity, in Ormiston, East Lothian, Scotland, UK
Name: North Muir cairn field
Description: Scheduled Monument SM3544, a cairn field, in West Linton, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
Name: Bertha Roman Fort
Description: remains of a Roman fort, in Redgorton, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM2403
Name: Setter, two mounds
Description: Two mounds in Firth, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM1404
Name: Dun Scolpaig, dun (site of) and tower
Description: site of a dun in the form of a circular island on North Uist, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM7640
Name: Eliza Wigham Building
Description: Semi permanent extension building
Name: Tomb of the Eagles/Isbister Chambered Tomb
Description: Chambered cairn
Localized names: Гробница орлов
Name: Northcraig Reservoir
Description: Northcraig Reservoir, abandoned and drained in 1982.
Name: Northcraig Reservoir Filter Beds
Description: Northcraig Reservoir Filter Beds. Disused since 1982.
Name: Cargill Roman fort
Description: site of Cargill Roman fort in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, protected as Scheduled Monument SM4269
Name: Cappuck Roman fort
Description: 1sr to 3rd century Roman fort in Oxnam, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM1708
Name: Westpans Potteries
Description: Site of C17-C19 pottery manufacture in Inveresk, East Lothian, Scotland, protected as Scheduled Monument SM5116
Description: collection of mounds and barrows in Stobo, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM2778
Name: Sorne Point cairn
Description: cairn in Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM10680
Name: Denork Craig
Description: hill fort in Cameron, Fife, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM2380
Localized names: Creag Dhùn Uirc
Name: Helenton Mote
Description: medieval motte in South Ayrshire, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM5264
Name: Doon Hill, enclosure
Description: enclosure in East Lothian, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM5765
Name: Rosemount House
Description: site of now-demolished country house
Name: Inchaffray Abbey
Description: ruined remains of an abbey and associated buildings in Madderty, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM3200
Name: burial aisle 20m SSE of Tingwall Parish Church
Description: burial aisle at Tingwall Parish Church, Shetland Islands, Scotland, UK, protected as Scheduled Monument SM10810
Name: Gatehouse Fort
Description: fort protected as Scheduled Monument SM2077
Description: A category ‘B’ listed Thomas Telford designed former church which has been divided into two semi-detached residential properties, currently operating as self-catering holiday apartments.
Localized names: The Old Church, Hallin, Isle of Skye
Name: St Aula's Church
Description: ruined pre-Reformation Church protected as Scheduled Monument SM5343
Name: Macadam's Cairn
Description: Cairn erected in 1931 marking the site of Macadam's tar works, and protected as part of Scheduled Monument SM6640
Description: Balfour Beatty Redwood
Name: Pondside Camping & Accommodation
Description: tents, campervan, tin tents, static caravan, holiday apartment
Name: The Seton Garden
Description: A private wedding and events venue
Name: Burgar Stack Broch
Description: broch
Name: lazy beds
Description: post-medieval spade-dug cultivation ridges
Name: Halligarth burial ground
Description: Cemetery (20th Century)
Description: Horizontal mill
Name: Skaw Radio Station
Description: Loren type 700 radio station building
Description: structure associated with a WW2 radar station
Description: tower footing
Name: Hamar
Description: Norse settlement, probably of the 9th or 10th century.
Description: Former Police Station
Description: Former Manse
Name: Gletna Kirk
Description: Ruins of a building, marked on a 1900 OS map as a church, but thought perhaps to have been a croft.
Name: Lochan Dinty
Description: Shallow seasonal lochan usually dry in summer.
No outlet.
Name: store building
Description: remains of a storehouse used to supply the Muckle Flugga Shore Station at Burrafirth.
Description: fish curing yard
Description: No overnight parking for caravans
Description: horizontal mill
Description: Northernmost woodland in the UK.   Planted 1840s.
Description: Former temperance hall, Albert Kinema and Orkney Arts Theatre (closed 2013)
Name: The Poetry Stone Circle
Description: Modern stone circle. Each of the 7 stones has carved sculptures and poetry on it.
Name: 1st green
Description: 1st green
Name: 2nd tee
Description: 2nd tee
Name: 2nd green
Description: 2nd green
Name: Clunie Hall
Description: Clunie Village Hall
Description: Curling Pond
Description: former Ness landfill area
Name: Hyndland House
Description: Private student halls
Description: Coal Platform
Name: Inverallan Parish Church
Description: Also known as Grantown-on-Spey Parish Church
Description: Part built house.
Name: Kinloch House
Description: Country house built by George Kinloch MP in 1796
Description: Category C listed building
Description: Regenerating Scots Pine
Description: 'Unimproved' pasture, uncultivable grassland due to rocks.
Name: Graveyard Watch House
Description: Old graveyard watch house built around 17th-19th century to deter grave robbers & body snatchers.
Description: Keeper's or Shepherd's hut. Open door but sheep manure floor
Name: Ring Cairn
Description: Neolithic /Bronze Age
Description: just houses
Name: Raigmore Ring Cairn
Description: Stonyfield - Clava Cairn (reconstruction)
Name: Blackhaugh (ruin)
Description: OS Six Inch 1888-1913
Name: Mains of Quirn (ruin)
Description: Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/154668
Name: Ivy Cottage
Description: Known locally as the  'Upside Down House'
Description: Field System (Prehistoric), inc. ca. 50 grass-covered mounds (cairns). Township (19th Century)(Possible). Canmore permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15974
Name: Ballcorach (ruin)
Description: farmstead, dating perhaps to the late-18 or 19th century. Three rectangular buildings, the walls standing to 1m height. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15974
Description: rectangular structure. Part of Canmore site Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15974
Description: deer fence
Description: includes partly worked abandoned lintels or gate posts with drill holes. Not documented in Canmore.
Description: Glensanda Airstrip
Name: Stay the Night Ardgartan
Description: "Stay the Night" caravan sites offer single night stays for self-contained motorhomes and campervans for a fee of 10 GBP to be paid via RingGo app or by calling +44 131 2390000 until up to 72 hours after the stay.
Name: Old Manse
Description: Built as the Free Church Manse in around 1860
Name: High Hall
Description: Built as Stronechrevich Hall, this was the village hall for Strachur. Fell out of use in 1923 with the opening of the Memorial Hall. Subsequently converted into flats.
Description: Nursery Garden
Name: Settlement (ruins)
Description: Remains of four longhouses with a kiln beside most southerly house. Site much damaged by recent track widening. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/75385
Name: Ballanloan (ruins)
Description: township comprising the grass-covered footings of nine stone and turf buildings, one kiln barn and two enclosures. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/312864
Name: Sliddery Telephone Exchange
Description: Telephone exchange
Name: Balranaich (ruin)
Description: Farmstead and field system. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/312909
Description: loading dock
Name: Milton (ruins)
Description: The remains of a small farmstead. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/154674
Name: Northern Lighthouse Board Oban
Description: Northern Lighthouse commercial area for the access and loading of NLV Polestar, NLV Pharos and passenger vessel MV Hebridean Princess
Name: The Manor House Oban
Description: The Manor House, a superb Georgian House built in 1780 by the Duke of Argyll, offers spectacular views over Oban Bay and beyond. Our 11 meticulously decorated ensuite bedrooms will make your overnight stay a most pleasant and relaxing one.
Name: Premier Inn (annex)
Description: Hotel rooms in a nearby building to the main hotel building. Go to the main building reception first to check in.
Name: Southern General Hospital Helipad
Description: Pad named separate to hospital
Name: Stranraer AGI
Description: AGI for high-pressure natural gas Scotland to Northern Ireland Pipeline, from Twynholm AGI to Ballylumford AGI. Part of this site may be operated by Premier Transmission Limited.
Name: Old Glenlivet Distillery (site of)
Description: Old Glenlivet Distillery, Canmore Permalinks http://canmore.org.uk/site/253393 and http://canmore.org.uk/site/253372
Name: Building (site of)
Description: marked on 19th Century OS 6" map
Name: Allt Balnabeinne
Description: One unroofed building is depicted on the OS 1st edition 6-inch map (Banffshire 1872, sheet xxxv) Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/154669
Description: former tollhouse
Name: Na Càrnan Cist
Description: Prehistoric burial site. Documented by Historic Environment Scotland but not yet entered in Canmore
Name: Alt a Chnoic
Description: Farmstead. Documented by Historic Environment Scotland but not yet entered in Canmore. N end damaged since documentation; stone used to bridge burn.
Description: Boiler house
Name: St Michael's Well
Description: A well, dedicated to St. Michael, near Kirkmichael Church, was formerly attributed with magical powers. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15982
Name: Kirkmichael Chapel (site of)
Description: The remains of a Catholic chapel was reported in the OS 19th century 6" map. It is reportedly sited variously in the graveyard, or to the E or NE of the Church. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/15980
Name: building (ruin)
Description: Shown as a roofed building on 19th Century 6" OS map but not named. Not in Canmore
Name: Carn a' Bhodaich
Description: A single large cairn, the last of a group of at least three cairns that stood in this vicinity until the nineteenth century. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/16028
Description: covered corridor
Name: Drumin Farm
Description: Drumin Farm was a sizeable steading, with its own mill (with sub-surface wheel), dam and sluice. Canmore Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/111782
Description: Pumping St Andrews' sewage to the treatment works at Kinkell Ness. At times when the sewer system cannot cope with the volume, raw sewage is discharged into the Kinness Burn here.
Name: Dee View Court
Description: Dee View Court is a facility owned by Sue Ryder. It is the only purpose-built neurological care centre in Scotland and caters to adults with debilitating illnesses in addition to the terminally ill.
Name: The Foveran
Description: restaurant with rooms
Description: The helipad was installed when the lighthouse was automated, in September 1971, that human supplies are no longer required on a regular basis.
Localized descriptions: 1971-ben létesítették a helipadot. A világítótornyot automatizálták, személyzet nincs a szigeten, rendszeres ellátás nem szükséges.
Name: Taigh-solais nan Eilean Flannach
Description: The lighthouse was automated, in September 1971, that human supplies are no longer required on a regular basis.
Localized names: Flannan Isles Lighthouse; Taigh-solais nan Eilean Flannach; Flannan világítótorony
Name: Rhinns of Galloway
Description: No guests under 18 years.
Name: Phipps Institute
Description: 11kV/414V Substation
Description: Deer fence for upper Tullich Glen new native pinewood project
Name: Holy Cross Church Hall
Description: Built c.2007.
Description: Raised grass area on Broad Street outside Marischal College
Name: St Barnabas' RC Church
Description: Built 1962
Name: St Mungo's Church
Description: Built 1956
Name: College War Memorial
Description: World Wars Memorial
Description: Long Plantation Depot
Description: House of God, the Pillar and the Ground of Truth. A place where God has placed His Word, His Name and His Power.
Description: Grammar Lodge Grounds
Name: St Andrew's Church Hall
Description: Built 1967
Name: St Joseph's Church Hall
Description: Built 1963
Name: St Mary's RC Church
Description: Built 1954
Description: Sitka Spruce
Description: Derelict WWII Defences
Name: Pollokshaws Burgh
Description: Historic Pollokshaws Burgh Boundary
Description: Swings
Description: Practice Area
Name: Beanstalk Family Nurture Centre
Description: Also has a site west of here on Aberdour Road
Description: Domestic property
Description: Gorse and trees
Description: A simple shed.
Name: Stephens Brae
Description: 11kV/414V Substation
Description: To study the impact of nitrogen deposition, climate change, grazing and burning on the biodiversity and functioning of alpine heathland
Name: George Street Park
Description: A childrens play park with a junior swing, a metal and rope webbing climbing frame, surfaced with grass and wood chips.
Description: for adults with communication support needs to get away from it all
Name: Tain Picture House
Description: Undergoing restoration, not yet open
Description: Appears to be fire damaged
Description: conservatory
Description: Garden shed style climber's shelter
Description: A spiral of raised turf
Name: Seal Protection Zone
Description: Designated haul-out site for seals (Protection of Seals Orders May 2017). It is an offence to harrass seals at this location see https://www.gov.scot/policies/marine-environment/seal-haul-out-sites/
Name: St Vincent's Community Hall
Description: Built 2021
Name: Our Lady & St George's Church Hall
Description: Built 2011
Name: Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church
Description: Built 1939
Name: Marnoch Church
Description: Old parish church and cemetery
Name: St. Martin of Tours RC Church
Description: Built 1970
Name: Allt Nan Caorach Hydro Scheme - Misirich intake
Description: Intake
Name: Robert Burns Memorial Shelter
Description: Houses a mural of Robert Burns' Tam o'Shanter
Name: Strathbeg
Description: Bungalow with loft conversion.
Description: Bungalow with attached garage and rear conservatory.
Description: Site for development
Description: Breck O'Aikerness (ruins)
Description: Westbreck (disused)
Description: Quoynabreckan (ruins)
Description: Ha'Ouse (ruins)
Description: North Ouseness (ruins)
Description: Rosebank (ruins)
Description: The Links (Hallobrig) (ruins)
Name: 6 Links
Description: Nareness 6 Links (aka Pettigibby)
Description: Berriedale Store (ruins)
Description: 7 Links Caravan
Description: Caravan 1, Sand-O-Gill
Description: Caravan 2, Sand-O-Gill
Description: 3 Links (Jericho)
Description: Mount Pleasant (aka Pisgah or 4 Links)
Description: Belltowers (ruins)
Description: Jeemo Gullions (now part of Breckaskaill)
Description: Stanegeo (ruins)
Description: formely the old Broughton shop
Description: linked to 10
Description: formerly 9-10
Description: 3 Mount Pleasant Caravans
Description: 2 Mount Pleasant Caravans
Description: 1 Mount Pleasant Caravans
Description: The Ark (ruins)
Description: Workings (disused)
Description: Wyvern Caravan
Name: St Patrick's RC Church
Description: Architects: Dunn & Hanson, 1903 (Bell tower 1927) Listed: B
Name: St Peter's RC Church
Description: Built 1971
Name: St Mahew's RC Church
Description: (Kirkton Chapel & Graveyard) 6th Century; rebuilt 1467. Rebuilt by Ian G. Lindsay and Partners, 1955. Listed: A
Name: Energy Centre
Description: Combined Heat and Power plant
Name: Yarrow Terrace
Description: Colony houses - the block has this name
Name: Exchange Bar
Description: Usually known as Dalton's
Name: Tower
Description: Clocktower
Name: Causewayhead Cottages
Description: Squated by homeless families at end of WWII
Description: Vehicle waiting area for ferries
Description: Container park
Description: Disused workings
Name: Kilspindie Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Description: Poltonhall Industrial Estate
Description: Circular stone shelter embedded into the bank with corbel vault ceiling.
Name: West Grotto
Description: Circular stone shelter embedded into the bank with corbel vault ceiling and candlestick spikes.
Name: The Ice House
Description: ice house
Name: Old Curling Pond
Description: Old Curling pond now converted to a waterfowl pond.
Name: The Newburgh Bear
Description: The bear is believed to be a depiction of a stone called the bear stone, from which the Bear Tavern takes its name, was originally set into the abbot’s residence at Lindores Abbey.


The bear and ragged staff is a device of the Earls of Warwick, and as a
Description: View of the Seaton Wetland
Description: Remnant of a building, walls only, possibly a boathouse
Description: Car Valet Parking Bays
Name: The Storehouse
Description: Hotel and restaurant [Old storehouse, probably 18th century]
Name: Vayne Castle
Description: Substantial ruins of Vayne Castle
Name: Northern Heating
Description: Features a showroom and sells heating and bathroom supplies.
Name: Woodlea Cottage
Description: Facility for young people with severe complex and multiple factors leading to significant and enduring additional support needs.
Description: Abandoned croft house. Only foundations remain. Lived in by the MacIntyre family until the 1950s.
Name: Rousay Mill
Description: watermill, overshot, disused
Name: St Moluah's Church
Description: only one headwall remaining
Name: Staffa
Description: Corbenic Offices
Name: Drumour Lodge
Description: Mullach, Lindisfarne and Turach
Description: Viewing platform.
Description: c.2015-2020 planint
Name: Elizabeth Street Park
Description: landscaped area with seats and dog park
Description: pony pund
Name: Hollybush House
Description: Combat Stress Clinic
Description: deep quarry (disused)
Description: quarry (disused)
Name: Cambuslang Park and Ride
Description: Cambuslang Train Station Park and Ride
Name: Small emergency shelter
Description: Only room for 1 or 2 people to sit out a storm.
Description: cool store
Name: The Green
Description: Community outdoor event area
Description: Old water now a commercial building
Name: The Flower Field
Description: field where you can pick your own flowers
Description: Completely inside the cementery precinct. There is no exit to the North
Name: Stockingfield Park
Description: Stockingfield Park, Stockingfield Bridge and associated infrastructure under construction, opening ~July 2022 https://www.scottishcanals.co.uk/news/stockingfield-bridge-works-updates/
Description: railway carriage
Description: SUDS Balancing pond
Description: Some features have been mapped via by visiting the area. The arial imagery at the current time of making these changes is out dated.
Description: flat area used for informal football
Description: leaf compost
Description: Willow  plantation
Description: In January 2023 Forestry and Land Scotland will be introducing car park charging in Faskally Wood. The car parking charge will be £1 for an hour and £3 for all day, the minibus charge will be £10 all day. Blue badge holders park free of charge.
Description: Walls but no roof.
Description: Ruins of rectangular building with 1 metre thick stone walls.
Description: 15m barrow, further cairns in woodland to the east.
Name: Braemar House Hotel
Description: Burned down in March 2022
Description: This part used to be Craichie Primary School.
Name: Allan's Hut
Description: Also used as a stable for stalker's horses
Name: The Contented Sole
Description: bar & restaurant
Name: Anvil Hall
Description: Former catholic church, now a wedding venue
Name: MAXwell Garden
Description: Access via North Wellington Street, or Via Maxwell Centre on Carnegie Street/Hilltown Park
Description: Former site of Hilltown Shopping Park, now demolished and empty site.
Description: Very overgrown
Name: Isle of Barra Distillery
Description: Still in development - will in future produce single malt whisky
Name: Drumeldrie 6341
Description: "This facility belongs to National Grid Gas who are responsible for the gas national grid in the UK. This is one of their above-ground junctions which allow maintenance and inspection of otherwise buried high pressure gas pipelines." (Source: Geograph)
Name: St Andrews (Balone) TRS 123453
Description: Gas governor station
Description: There is no 13 Culduthel Mains Circle!
Description: Tack Shed
Name: Betula Chalet
Description: Self catering holiday home WWW: https://betulaholiday.wixsite.com/mysite
Description: Building is still being constructed 6th November 2021
Description: 6 spaces at the moment but 9 spaces painted on the ground. All spaces will eventually be avilable after the renovations are completed
Name: A2B Hire
Description: A2B Van Hire provides a high quality self drive hire in Fife comprising a selection of new and nearly new cars and commercial vehicles.
Name: The Bouncy Castle Man
Description: Bouncy Castle Hire in Edinburgh, East Lothian, West Lothian, Midlothian, Fife, Perthshire, The Borders & Angus
Name: DJ Ash
Description: Mobile Discos in Edinburgh, Fife, Perth, Dundee
Name: Habitat Ponds
Description: Former industrial settling ponds
Description: Deer Fence
Description: Dilapidated storage shed for curling pond.
Description: According to OS 1843-1882Six Inch first edition this was the site of a hospital.
Description: Glass linking section
Name: EMEC Fall of Warness Tidal Energy Test Site
Description: Tidal energy generation test site
Name: Ravensby Firewood
Description: Family-run kiln-dried firewood supplier. Trusted Trader & Ready to Burn Certified. Serving Angus, Dundee, Fife & Perthshire.
Name: Strathearn Court
Description: Sheltered housing
Description: Wormery
Description: Gas pipeline pumping/monitoring station
Name: The Old Curling Pond
Description: Former curling pond
Description: Trees are about 30cm high (recently planted) at the start of 2022.
Description: a shipping container used as a steady shed at the south pier of this island.
Name: Old Course
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Description: intake
Name: Buccleuch Hotel
Description: Derelict.
Description: covered walkway between hotel and parking
Description: Drop-off point
Name: Wauchope Car Park
Description: Free daytime parking. Camper vans allowed overnight parking for small fee payable online. No toilet facilities. Several short walking trails.
Name: Clach à Mhoid
Description: Large erratic glacial boulder previously used as a meeting place.
Name: Car Park L2
Description: Hospital staff only
Description: River Monitoring Station